El cuento como estrategia innovadora para el fomento de la creatividad en los estudiantes de educación primaria

Jhondert Alberto Jaimes Rodríguez, Pablo Ortiz Ch, María Ysabel Navarrete Radilla, Lady Andrea Suárez Carvajal, Ledis Albeimar Jaimes Rodríguez
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The research was carried out under the modality of a feasible project based on a descriptive fieldwork. The population and sample of the study consisted of teaching staff (20) and students (60). The data collection utilized the survey technique through a questionnaire instrument, validated in content through expert judgment. Reliability was determined, resulting in 0.81 for students and 0.82 for teachers, considered very high according to the criteria established by Ruiz (2002). The diagnostic results indicate that the teacher promotes little the realization of theater works or the performance of dramatic games combining body expressions with the narration of a specific story. Likewise, they rarely engage in reading activities using various sounds, noises, and gestures to develop the faculty of imitation in their students. Similarly, it was found that students are interested in practicing recreational reading of stories to enhance their creativity; they are willing to take on recreational reading of stories as an opportunity for personal growth.
将讲故事作为培养小学生创造力的创新策略
该研究是在描述性实地调查的基础上,以可行性项目的方式开展的。研究对象和样本包括教学人员(20 人)和学生(60 人)。数据收集采用了调查技术,通过专家判断对问卷内容进行验证。根据 Ruiz(2002 年)制定的标准,学生和教师的信度分别为 0.81 和 0.82,信度非常高。诊断结果表明,教师很少促进戏剧作品的实现或结合肢体表情和特定故事叙述的戏剧游戏表演。同样,他们也很少利用各种声音、噪音和手势开展阅读活动,以培养学生的模仿能力。同样,研究还发现,学生有兴趣进行故事休闲阅读,以提高他们的创造力;他们愿意将故事休闲阅读作为个人成长的机会。
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